do. i think that now because they are there, europe is stronger. and most certainly, they will be more resilient because they have the article 5 declarations again any incursion of what we re seeing russia do right now in our countries, we re sad to see it happen in the ukraine. trey: senator kay bailey hutchison thank you for your service for the great state of texas. thank you, trey. trey: up next, human traffickers are exploiting the war in ukraine. dana perino discusses the tragic circumstances next on sunday night in america. t mat. it can be a smaller house, but a bigger nest egg.
like you who understand what the flag means and what our constitution mean, and risk their lives to defend it. i like to think as amanda gorman so eloquently put it, that we re not unbroken. we re just unfinished because if we are no longer committed to a peaceful transfer of power after our elections, if our side doesn t win then god help us. we deem elections iledge lit mat because they didn t go our way god help us. ever so driven by bigotry and hate that we attack our fellow citizens as traitors if they re born in another country or they don t look like us.
clinton, so they didn t do more to make it obvious that there was a russian interference and it was coming from the military, an intelligence branch coming right from the kremlin, coming right from vladimir putin. but that said, they had no obligation. in fact it would not be standard prosecutorial protocol to tell the trump campaign that there was a suspicion of a mole because that person could then be warned off. that would spoil any future prosecution. andrea, you re walking through both sides of it as we heard from the different questioners. senator feinstein raised the very question of, okay, what did you find, does it mat to a deep state? if we think of the different political parties represented on the judiciary committee as some of the combatants, horowitz in the jargon is supposed to be a referee. let s look at an exchange where she got him to confirm as a
as the congressman was saying in your earlier segment he doesn t have to be investigating someone in the ic. he only has to be investigating a serious or flagrant abuse relating to the operation or administration of the ic and the justice department seems to be saying this is beyond his scope of his jurisdiction. they re not making an important distinction between the ig s powers to investigate and the ig s obligation to report to the congress. no one s saying that the inspector general of the intelligence community has the right to investigate the white house and he s a creature of statute and the statute tells him to report to the director and tells the director to report to the hill. i don t see a statutory defense here. all right. so juliet juliette, does it mat the whistle-blower is from what we understand are multiple incidents or activities
i m a little nervous, too, because of this turnout. the one thing i don t think we should lose sight of and it feels obvious because we ve talked about it over and over, but women and the way they ve responded to this president, the number of people, you know, i bumped into somebody on the street in kansas city. it was we call it mat on the street interviews. she was walking out of panera with her breakfast. and she had hosted a political fund-raiser for the democratic woman running in kansas city. she d never done anything like that before in her life. she talked about how absolutely angry and upset her neighbors are. we re seeing it in the candidates in the house races. that. you guys, i want you to tackle this question. one of the most important swing voting groups in 2016 were people that department like either candidate and they broke for donald trump two and sometimes 3 to 1 depending on the state. right now if you don t like eerkts party, you re voting nearly 3 to 1 demo